P&S Dream Maker review

Azure said:
How does it do in regard to dust attraction? Bead Maker in my area seems to attract dust more than comparable products and I wondered if P&S tried to work on that with this new product.
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It's said to have been made with not attracting dust in mind.

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P&S Dream Maker review

Based on my experience the difference in dust is comparable to bead maker. I never had the dusting issue with bead maker.

If your car sits outside all the time dust is going to happen.

As I stated in my video as soon as the rag company hyped it up, it was bound to sell out. The TRC following is a cult just like those that follow Adams or Apex.
 
Too lazy to Google.
Is Dream Maker siO2 based?
I started using Bead Maker again on
my coated car and I’ve gone blind.
In the quest for maximum gloss, it never disappoints.
 
Craig Encinitas said:
Too lazy to Google.
Is Dream Maker siO2 based?
I started using Bead Maker again on
my coated car and I’ve gone blind.
In the quest for maximum gloss, it never disappoints.
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Dream Maker was created with little to no protection on offer. It is said to have been created as a solution to the over-application of spray sealants as drying aids. Dream Maker is a gloss enhancer only.

I went to buy some out of curiosity, it sold out in less than a week from all suppliers here in Australia.
 
Craig Encinitas said:
Too lazy to Google.
Is Dream Maker siO2 based?
I started using Bead Maker again on
my coated car and I’ve gone blind.
In the quest for maximum gloss, it never disappoints.
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You should really give it a try if you like Beadmaker then

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I'm in the process of hitting my truck with Meguires 205 then a layer of Colintite 845.
Then I'm going to hit it with the Dream maker.
I did a fender last night and she sure shiny.
Pics later today.


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P&S Dream Maker review

Klasse Act said:
You should really give it a try if you like Beadmaker then

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I still have a nearly full bottle of Wowo’s Showstopper (purchased a long while back from Rag Company). I’ll check it out when this runs out.
 
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Craig Encinitas said:
I still have a nearly full bottle of Wowo’s Showstopper (purchased a long while back from Rag Company). I’ll check it out when this runs out.
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The Dream might be over by then

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I'm wondering if I should/could lay down some DP Need for Bead on top of the Colinite? Then get "dreamy"

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The Guz said:
Based on my experience the difference in dust is comparable to bead maker. I never had the dusting issue with bead maker.

If your car sits outside all the time dust is going to happen.

As I stated in my video as soon as the rag company hyped it up, it was bound to sell out. The TRC following is a cult just like those that follow Adams or Apex.
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One thing I noticed early on in my use of Bead Maker was an increased level of dust compared to what you'd see after a waterless wash or a detail spray. Not a lot more, but what was weird is that the dust "clinged" to the paint and even windows more so than dust on a car without Bead Maker. Many times you could get out your leaf blower and blow off quite a bit of the dust, but not so much if Bead Maker was applied. That was my experience with it, anyway.
 
Craig Encinitas said:
Too lazy to Google.
Is Dream Maker siO2 based?
I started using Bead Maker again on
my coated car and I’ve gone blind.
In the quest for maximum gloss, it never disappoints.
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I agree, BM is great for gloss and depth. It even seems to improve overnight if you applied the night before LOL.
 
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Azure, that’s exactly what I did earlier this week. It’s white, but the glossiest white I’ve ever seen.

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Even though I've started using another drying aid, I'll always keep some BM around for this reason alone!
 
Azure said:
Even though I've started using another drying aid, I'll always keep some BM around for this reason alone!
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Will you try Dream Maker

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dieselfan1 said:
I'm in the process of hitting my truck with Meguires 205 then a layer of Colintite 845.
Then I'm going to hit it with the Dream maker.
I did a fender last night and she sure shiny.
Pics later today.


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After two days I got the megs 205 done. I had some swirls from some bad towels. Threw them in the rag bucket.
Then I put a layer of Colinite 845 on.
Then it rained.
The 845 is a Bead machine imo.
The sides of the truck were dry right away.
The hood and roof had big beads.
I did a quick wipe down and I'm getting ready to go full on dream maker.
Back with some pics in a bit.

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Washed the car yesterday after a 700 mile road trip and 3 straight days of rain when I got home. My Dream Maker bottle showed up about an hour after I finished and garaged the car. Of course I had to try it out. I was expecting the super ease of use like Bead Maker but I noticed it was a touch thicker and seemed grabby on my towel. I thought the sprayer nozzle sucked so thankfully I had an extra nicer one to swap to. I didn’t really notice much of a gloss enhancement but figured once it cured maybe then. Took my dog out this morning and I was pleasantly surprised with the new level of gloss on the car. This was a dry application and plan on trying it out as a drying aid as well.

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